Noro-Moseley Partners

In March 2012, Dealer Services Corporation was acquired by Manheim, a subsidiary of Cox Enterprises. NMP was one of DSC’s primary investors since the Company’s founding in 2005.

Utilizing its proprietary technology and software, DSC became the largest U.S. independently-owned inventory finance provider for used automobiles.
In November 2011, Gateway One Lending & Finance was acquired by TCF Financial Corporation (NYSE: TCB). NMP has been one of Gateway’s largest investors since the Company was founded in 2007.

Gateway is one of the fastest growing auto finance companies in the U.S. with more than 3,200 active dealer relationships and loan originations in 30 states.
In March 2011, NMP led a $3 million Series B investment in RemitDATA, Inc., a leading provider of web-based productivity solutions for the outpatient healthcare marketplace. NMP had previously led the Company’s Series A financing in early 2008. RemitDATA has experienced strong growth in the physician IT market and now serves more than 75,000 healthcare providers throughout the U.S.
In December 2011, Renal CarePartners was acquired by Ambulatory Services of America. In October 2008, NMP led RCP’s Series B round of financing.

RCP develops, owns, operates and manages facilities providing outpatient, acute and home-based kidney dialysis services to patients suffering from end-stage renal disease. RCP currently operates 17 facilities in 8 states, providing care to approximately 1,100 patients.
In February 2011, SecureWorks was acquired by Dell, Inc. NMP was one of SecureWorks first institutional investors in 2000. At the time of its acquisition, SecureWorks employed approximately 600 people globally and had revenue exceeding $120 million annually.

SecureWorks has won the “Best Managed Security Service” award for 2006-2011 from the security professional’s publication SC Magazine.
In November 2011, Senior Whole Health was acquired by TA Associates. NMP was one of SWH’s first institutional investors and led the Company’s Series A financing in 2004. SWH has generated a record of dramatic growth and expects to finish 2011 with over 9,000 members and $340 million of revenue.

SWH is a leading health care provider that offers intensive, integrated care to seniors 65 and older. In 2008, SWH was ranked as the fastest-growing private company in the nation by Inc. magazine.
In April 2011, US Radiosurgery, LLC was acquired by Alliance Oncology, a division of Alliance HealthCare Services (NYSE: AIQ) for approximately $53 million.

US Radiosurgery is a market leader in developing and operating full-body radiosurgical centers in partnership with local healthcare providers.
In August 2011, Vocalocity, the leading cloud-based phone service for small business, announced a merger with fellow hosted communications provider Aptela.

Vocalocity continues to experience strong growth in providing its voice communications solutions to the underserved market of micro enterprises. The combined company now has nearly 100,000 network endpoints and is approaching 15,000 accounts.
In March 2011, Appia, the world’s largest open app marketplace, was named to The WSJ’s The Next Big Thing list, which seeks to identify and rank venture-backed companies across all industries that have the capital, executive experience and investor know-how to succeed.

Appia (formerly PocketGear), founded in June 2008, powers app stores for more than 40 partners reaching more than 200 million mobile subscribers in 200 countries.
In April 2011, Bloodhound Technologies, Inc. was acquired by Verisk Analytics, Inc. (NASDAQ: VRSK) for approximately $82 million.

Bloodhound is a premier provider of real-time pre-adjudication claims editing for healthcare payers. Bloodhound customers include commercial health plans, state Medicaid agencies, and third-party administrators.

Since 1983, Noro-Moseley Partners has been a leading venture capital firm bringing energy, connections and domain expertise to the strongest entrepreneurs in the Southeast. We invest in promising start-ups and early-growth-stage companies in the technology, healthcare and business services industries. NMP strives to be the entrepreneur’s VC firm of choice by helping entrepreneurs grow companies that become the economic engines of tomorrow.

“With a proven track record of over 25 years, NMP has the expertise and foresight to help companies realize their long-term vision. Over the past 9 years, NMP was a true partner and instrumental in helping me grow our revenue from less than $1 million to over $125 million.”

- Mike Cote, CEO of SecureWorks (acquired by Dell in February 2011)

“NMP has been an important partner to me in both of my companies. Their expertise and insight, and their approach to partnering, has been invaluable as we continue to build Appia.”

- Jud Bowman, President and CEO, Appia

"I have been fortunate enough to have worked with over a dozen venture firms over the last twenty years. No other firm, regardless of location or prestige, has provided more value to me than NMP. I will always seek out their participation and feedback as a first stop in anything that I am involved with.”

- Wain Kellum, CEO, Vocalocity

“NMP played a decisive role in helping to position our company for a successful, long-term outcome. NMP’s 25-year track record of providing experienced, supportive leadership in addition to financial support makes them an ideal partner for early stage, high potential companies.”

- Phil Fauver, Former CEO of Employease, an ADP company

“Even entrepreneurs like me 'who have been around the block a time or two’ can derive substantial benefit from having NMP as a shareholder. They have added value at every opportunity, and very importantly in my latest venture, they played a key role in facilitating two very important acquisitions. We have a very strong Board who contributes in many ways, but no Director has been more active and engaged than our partner from NMP.”

- C. Tycho Howle, Founder and former CEO, Harbinger EDI and nuBridges